Topic - Can someone give me a good description of 'modernism' , as used in the Hahn posts? - free.ranger 10:06:20 07/05/16 (49)

• RE: Can someone give me a good description of 'modernism' , as used in the Hahn posts? - briggs 16:10:36 07/06/16 (0)
• A "modern" classical composer... - genungo 06:33:01 07/06/16 (30)
• See? There it is, right there. - D Harvey 10:09:00 07/06/16 (2)
• Right there? Right where? - genungo 12:24:35 07/06/16 (1)
• OK, I strawmanned you a bit there, sorry. - D Harvey 15:54:23 07/06/16 (0)
• RE: A "modern" classical composer... - rbolaw 08:27:18 07/06/16 (26)
• RE: A "modern" classical composer... - genungo 09:41:25 07/06/16 (25)
• Oh, dear. - rbolaw 12:13:14 07/06/16 (19)
• RE: Oh, dear. - genungo 12:32:10 07/06/16 (18)
• I don't. - rbolaw 12:41:27 07/06/16 (17)
• Apology... - genungo 12:46:21 07/06/16 (16)
• And any insult was sincerely unintentional. - rbolaw 13:13:54 07/06/16 (15)
• "Many composers today can write convincingly in Mozart's style" - Chris from Lafayette 13:35:30 07/06/16 (14)
• Nah. - rbolaw 13:45:32 07/06/16 (13)
• Well, OK - but remember. . . - Chris from Lafayette 15:04:44 07/06/16 (12)
• RE: Well, OK - but remember. . . - rbolaw 17:14:15 07/06/16 (1)
• I knew you were going to bring up Kreisler! ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 17:36:33 07/06/16 (0)
• The computer thing has been done. - D Harvey 15:38:49 07/06/16 (9)
• Yeah - I remember that - Chris from Lafayette 17:22:15 07/06/16 (0)
• Spot on, yet again. - rbolaw 16:49:08 07/06/16 (7)
• "I've never thought of any work of art as unsurpassable perfection" - Chris from Lafayette 17:29:40 07/06/16 (6)
• You mean Beethoven influenced later composers??? ;-) - rbolaw 20:29:53 07/06/16 (5)
• Context, context, context - Chris from Lafayette 23:16:52 07/06/16 (4)
• Rochberg didn't really write in Beethoven's or Mahler's styles - rbolaw 06:37:26 07/07/16 (3)
• So Rochberg's music is "an inevitably imperfect copy" therefore "even more disappointing"? - Chris from Lafayette 08:42:37 07/07/16 (2)
• RE: So Rochberg's music is "an inevitably imperfect copy" therefore "even more disappointing"? - rbolaw 10:06:22 07/07/16 (1)
• The thing that makes Rochberg so controversial. . . - Chris from Lafayette 11:30:48 07/07/16 (0)
• It's not about "trouble".... - D Harvey 10:28:40 07/06/16 (4)
• "People can't compose [...] as well as they used to" - Chapra 13:57:48 07/06/16 (2)
• Fair enough. - D Harvey 15:06:12 07/06/16 (1)
• RE: Fair enough. - Chapra 16:35:39 07/06/16 (0)
• Frankly, I think the serialists have had their 50 years (more than that actually). . . - Chris from Lafayette 10:48:46 07/06/16 (0)
• The easy answer - Amphissa 03:31:20 07/06/16 (3)
• RE: The easy answer - mbnx01 11:22:40 07/06/16 (1)
• RE: The easy answer - Amphissa 12:29:40 07/06/16 (0)
• LOL, good advice. nt - rbolaw 06:15:42 07/06/16 (0)
• It usually means... - D Harvey 16:03:06 07/05/16 (5)
• Yes -- great definition of modernism! ;-) - rbolaw 17:20:51 07/05/16 (3)
• Post-Webern Modernism is NOT necessarily a derogatory term - Chris from Lafayette 21:45:26 07/05/16 (1)
• RE: Post-Webern Modernism is NOT necessarily a derogatory term - rbolaw 05:52:10 07/06/16 (0)
• Thanks! :-) - D Harvey 17:42:00 07/05/16 (0)
• Thanks D. Its a jungle out there. I'll look up Slonimsky's work. nt - free.ranger 16:20:45 07/05/16 (0)
• To me, it's a very imprecise term as it applies to music - Chris from Lafayette 10:19:43 07/05/16 (6)
• Thanks Chris. Art and labels are always a bad mix. - free.ranger 14:14:00 07/05/16 (0)
• OK, but ... - rbolaw 10:44:26 07/05/16 (4)
• Exactly - I wasn't using the term, "modernism", willy-nilly - Chris from Lafayette 11:55:20 07/05/16 (3)
• I see. - rbolaw 12:17:45 07/05/16 (2)
• You got it!!! ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 13:34:21 07/05/16 (1)
• Hooray for the pre-Webern modernists! nt - rbolaw 16:46:31 07/05/16 (0)